Potts: Original Soundtrack

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Potts: Original Soundtrack

By: Richard Harrow

Origin: Calgary, Alberta, 🇨🇦

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  • So Sad

    Track 1 Disc 1 Side 1 04:12

  • Andrew Dawson

    Track 2 Disc 1 Side 1

  • Killer than the Killee

    Track 3 Disc 1 Side 1 03:21

  • Cree Massacre

    Track 4 Disc 1 Side 1 03:08

  • Murder

    Track 5 Disc 1 Side 1 04:29

  • Revenge

    Track 6 Disc 1 Side 1 02:08

  • Jerry Potts

    Track 7 Disc 1 Side 1 03:36

  • I Know My Way

    Track 1 Disc 1 Side 2 04:17

  • Let's Ride

    Track 2 Disc 1 Side 2 03:04

  • Settled by the Scout

    Track 3 Disc 1 Side 2 01:44

  • Long Time Laying Down

    Track 4 Disc 1 Side 2 03:40

  • Good Luck Charm

    Track 5 Disc 1 Side 2 05:32

  • In the End

    Track 6 Disc 1 Side 2

  • Potts Theme

    Track 7 Disc 1 Side 2

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Credits

Musicians
Richard Harrow: lead vocals, acoustic guitar
Glen Mettlewsky: electric guitar, banjo, background vocals
Rudy Skapin: bass, background vocals
Dennis Davies: drums, background vocals
Miles Jackson: additional musician
George Planiden: additional musician
Wayne Logan: additional musician
Dave Mitchell: additional musician

Background Vocals
Steve Boston
Murray Galliford
John Howell
Darcy McGehee
Karen McGowan
Glen Mundy
Jeannine Munn
Wendy Rudd
Paul Wood

Songwriting
All music and lyrics by Richard Harrow

Production
Produced by Richard Harrow
Album coordinated by Peter Bentley

Technical
Engineered by Dave Mitchell
Recorded at Sound-West Studios, Calgary, Alberta

Management
Managed by Ken Kanten

Stage Production
Stage play performed by Canadian Ventures Group

Special Thanks
Miles Jackson
Wayne Logan
George Planiden

Liner Notes
Jerry Potts, 19th Century “scout and guide” for the R.C.M.P., is as humanly moving as any national “hero” could ever be

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